Autoline This Week #2602 - Goodbye Rust Belt. Hello Mobility Revolution.

Autoline This Week #2602 - Goodbye Rust Belt. Hello Mobility Revolution.: They used to call it the Rust Belt. But Midwest states like Michigan are actually at the leading edge of a revolution in new mobility. Smokestack factories are giving way to modern manufacturing facilities and R and D centers. Garlin Gilchrist, the... by Autoline This Week

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Echoes Of The Pandemic Are Changing Plans In Detroit: Today: Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan talks about the changes the pandemic has brought, especially with projects that were offices possibly becoming residential, among other topics. As the pandemic recedes, childcare is the number one reason people aren't... by Daily Detroit

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How Worried Should We Be About the Decline in Clean Energy Investment? by The Energy Gang

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Cradle to California: American architect McDonough helped start the Cradle to Cradle revolution in manufacturing and design. Does the world need another green seal of approval? McDonough is thinking big about architecture, manufacturing and transportation. by Climate One

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How Craigslist undermined local newspapers and redefined political coverage: Local newspapers were once a staple of every American town. But with the rise of the internet came Craigslist — and with it, the largest threat to the financial survival of newspapers: free, online classified ads. Stanford University professor and researcher Gregory Martin joins Chuck to explain the findings of his study on how Craigslist changed the local news landscape and the impact of this change on political coverage and polarization. by The Chuck ToddCast

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Reid Hoffman and Michael Tubbs | Spiderman Ethics: Greylock general partner Reid Hoffman and former … by Greymatter

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To Hell With the Gov't Shutdown, Let's Create Some Cleantech Wealth by The Energy Gang

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5 Local Stories Plus One Of Detroit's Oldest Houses Is Moving Across The City: For Monday: Local news around town including the latest Coronavirus numbers according to the state. Plus: The New York Times reports that Detroit was a center of Federal aerial surveillance during the protests. More: You now need a pass to get into... by Daily Detroit

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Cindy McCulligh, "Sewer of Progress: Corporations, Institutionalized Corruption, and the Struggle for the Santiago River" (MIT Press, 2023): An interview with Cindy McCulligh by New Books in Economic and Business History

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03/21/23: For some developers, a hard ceiling on juicy contracts: Crain’s Cassandra West talks with host Amy Guth about how contractors and developers are benefitting from big projects, but for some minority- and women-owned businesses, growth is limited by revenue caps. Plus: Mayoral runoff marathon continues; U of I clean energy research gets $120 million boost from feds; after layoffs, health care consultancy offers one of downtown's largest subleases; and state lawmakers advance measure to regulate ride-shares like public transit. by Crain's Daily Gist

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Illinois’s Illuminating and Ambitious Power Plan, with Gilbert Michaud: In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi talks w… by Resources Radio

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Cindy McCulligh, "Sewer of Progress: Corporations, Institutionalized Corruption, and the Struggle for the Santiago River" (MIT Press, 2023): An interview with Cindy McCulligh by New Books in Environmental Studies

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AgDay 01/22/24 by AgDay Podcast

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12/05/22: What's next for the Mag Mile?: Crain's contributor Judith Crown talks with host Amy Guth about the future of Michigan Avenue, as some stakeholders say it's time to reimagine the struggling strip beyond a shopping destination. Plus: A retooled SAFE-T Act and a bill to boost electric vehicle incentives pass the Legislature and are headed for Gov. Pritzker's desk; Austan Goolsbee, Obama adviser and UChicago professor, is the next Chicago Fed chair; and the state and city health departments are getting millions in federal funding. by Crain's Daily Gist

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Will U.N. Climate Conference Have Significant Impact on California Policies? by KQED's The California Report

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There’s always been a global race to develop chip technology by Riskgaming

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On Electrification, Change in Autos w/ Glenn Stevens plus Bonstelle Theatre to get New Life: On today's show: Our feature conversation is with Glenn Stevens. He's the executive director of MICHAUTO, and an interesting voice to talk with Sven Gustafson about the future of electrification, where the auto industry is in Michigan, how companies... by Daily Detroit

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Powering up the US EV battery manufacturing boom in Michigan: Green tech, mining and energy company Fortescue announced in January that it plans to create an advanced manufacturing hub in Detroit, joining a host of companies starting up or expanding EV battery production facilities around the US. ... by Energy Evolution

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Infrastructure Bill to Bring Jobs, Modernize Infrastructure in California by KQED's The California Report

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Government Shuts Down, Pollution Ramps Up by The Energy Gang

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The 21st-Century Power System May Be Closer Than You Think by The Energy Gang

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Rethinking how organisations approach digital transformation with Michael Krigsman: In this round of Cocktails, industry analyst and … by Coding Over Cocktails

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America’s green industrial strategy 2.0: Will Biden’s push for industrial policy centered around clean energy work? by The Carbon Copy

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Live: Is advanced nuclear ready for liftoff?: This week, we explore what it will take to build a lasting advanced nuclear industry in America. by The Carbon Copy

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Net Zero or Bust: The sobering impacts of the pandemic, and the need for a rapid transition to a clean energy economy compel us to consider opportunities that lie at the intersection of the two. Hear from White House Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy, TPG Co-CEO Jim Coulter, and US Senator Tina Smith (D). by Aspen Ideas to Go

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The 'figuring it out' phase for carbon removal: Is the engineered carbon removal industry ready to scale? by The Latitude

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Why are the Liberals carving out a piece of the carbon tax?: It's a very small piece, to be sure. But it's also a huge precedent. Almost immediately after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the announcement last week, the government was fielding requests for similar carve-outs from across the country. on Tuesday, Saskatchewan made formal plans to stop paying part of the tax entirely, daring the federal government to enforce it. Meanwhile, everyone from the opposition to climate advocates have criticized the message the decision sends. So what, exactly, are the Liberals doing to their signature policy? What's the motivation for the move? Is it practical, or panic-induced? And what's coming next? GUEST: Cormac Mac Sweeney, Parliament Hill reporter, CityNews by The Big Story

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Akshat Rathi | Climate Capitalism: In this episode, Gil Jenkins sits down with Akshat Rathi, a senior climate reporter at Bloomberg News and the host of Bloomberg Green's ZERO podcast, to discuss his new book, "Climate Capitalism: Winning the Global Race to Zero Emissions and Solving the Crisis of our Age," which was released on March 12 in the U.S. "Climate Capitalism" takes readers across five continents, tracking the unlikely heroes driving the fight against climate change. The stories within the book reveal how people, policy, and technology are converging to create a green economy that is not only possible but profitable. Akshat and Gil explore key chapters from the book, touching on stories like that of Wan Gang, a Chinese bureaucrat who played a pivotal role in the rapid expansion of electric vehicles in China. They also discuss India's significant progress toward solar power since 2015, the transformative influence of the International Energy Agency, and the UK's legally bin by Climate Positive

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2023 Houston Climatetech Ecosystem Report 2023 Explained by Energy Tech Startups

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How will we power all those green factories?: The US is set for an industrial surge, thanks to clean energy incentives. Will we have the renewables to power that industry? by The Carbon Copy

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